Drone inspections, photography, and video across Texas
Roofs, solar farms, job sites, listings, and film sets. One licensed pilot, published prices, and the deliverable when we said it would land. Booked online in two minutes.
- FAA Part 107 certified pilot
- $2M liability insurance
- 48-hour written reports
- Statewide from Austin
What we fly
One standard across everything we fly: you get a deliverable worth paying for — a report an insurer accepts, imagery a listing sells with. And if your job isn’t on this list, ask; if it needs eyes in the sky, we probably fly it.
Roof inspections
Full photo coverage of every slope, ridge, and penetration without a ladder. For roofers, adjusters, and homeowners.
Roof inspection detailsSolar farm inspections
Thermal scans that find failing modules and strings before they show up in your production numbers.
Solar inspection detailsConstruction progress
Scheduled aerial documentation for draw inspections, owner updates, and dispute protection.
Construction service detailsThermal imaging
Moisture intrusion, electrical hot spots, and insulation gaps made visible.
Thermal imaging detailsReal estate photography
MLS-ready aerial stills and cinematic listing video for realtors — from $199, next-business-day delivery.
Photography packagesFilm & video production
Aerial unit for film, commercial, corporate and event shoots — half-day $850, shoot day $1,800, insured and airspace-cleared.
Production day ratesCustom flights
Events, ranches, land documentation, insurance follow-ups — describe the job in the chat and get a firm quote before anything is booked.
Ask about a custom jobWhat the camera brings back
Inspection findings an adjuster can act on, listing photos a buyer stops scrolling for, and production frames worth the color grade — this is the standard of imagery every flight delivers.
Representative imagery of the work we fly — the portfolio grows with every flight.
Booked tonight, flown this week
Book online
The scheduler runs 24/7 — pick a service, tell us about the site, choose a day. Two minutes, no phone tag.
We fly
A licensed pilot captures complete photo, video, and thermal coverage — typically under an hour on site, nobody on your roof.
You get the deliverable
An annotated report inside 48 hours (see a sample), listing photos the next business day, or footage handed off the same night — whichever you booked.
Published pricing, up front
A residential roof inspection is $225. Aerial listing photos are $199. A production shoot day is $1,800. Solar and construction are quoted by the acre and the visit — the whole list is public, so you can approve the spend before you ever talk to us.
See the price listWhy Texas hires us
- The deliverable is the product. Anyone can fly a drone. We hand over findings an adjuster accepts, images an agent can list with, and footage a director can cut — not a folder of raw files.
- No ladders, no liability. Nobody walks your roof or climbs your racking. Your insurance carrier will like that as much as ours does.
- Booked while you sleep. Storm at 9 p.m.? The scheduler takes your booking at 9:01. We’ve met adjusters on site the next morning.
Common questions
How much does a drone inspection cost?
Residential roofs are a flat $225. Commercial roofs start at $350. Thermal imaging adds $125. Solar and construction pricing is on the pricing page — everything is published.
Are drone roof inspections accurate?
For surface condition, more thorough than a walk: every slope is photographed at 4K+ resolution, including areas too steep or brittle to walk safely. What drones can’t do is lift shingles — if a finding needs hands-on follow-up, the report says so.
How fast can you get here?
Most bookings fly within the week; storm response is often next-day in the Austin metro. The farther from Austin, the more notice helps.